Hello, my name is Dan I am a student at Hudson Valley Community College in Troy NY.

On the bottom of the first page I saw a device called "metal insulator insulator metal diodes".

Is this two separate devices that might need a comma between them? (I don't know)

So far I like this author, he has been pretty easy to follow along with compared to my hard-

covered textbook and much more informative. I love this site. You guys and gals are doing

a great job here. Thank's to all ya' all.

P. S. ( I did'nt think I was'nt gonna drop by here as requested, but whadda ya know here I am.)

Sincerely, Dan Donnelly Jr.

 

Hello, my name is Dan I am a student at Hudson Valley Community College in Troy NY.

On the bottom of the first page I saw a device called "metal insulator insulator metal diodes".

Is this two separate devices that might need a comma between them? (I don't know)

So far I like this author, he has been pretty easy to follow along with compared to my hard-

covered textbook and much more informative. I love this site. You guys and gals are doing

a great job here. Thank's to all ya' all.

P. S. ( I did'nt think I was'nt gonna drop by here as requested, but whadda ya know here I am.)

Sincerely, Dan Donnelly Jr.

I think what we are talking about is on this page
http://www.allaboutcircuits.com/vol_3/chpt_2/14.html

See figure and caption, "Metal insulator insulator metal (MIIM) diode: Cross section of diode. Energy levels for no bias, forward bias, and reverse bias.'' The wording you ask about refers to the layers in the diode drawing.

 

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